ISEE Lower Level Math : How to subtract
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Example Question #172 : Operations
Cara had 
To determine how much money Cara spent at the store, find the difference between the amount of money she started with and the amount of money she had after shopping.
Thus, the solution is:
Example Question #151 : Basic Arithmetic
If Betty has 
If Betty has 
An easy way to do this is to first subtract 
Next, 
Therefore, Betty will have 
Example Question #31 : How To Subtract
First you subtract the values in the ones place,
Then you subtract the tens values,
Put those two together and you get your answer of 
Example Question #32 : How To Subtract
Lisa is shopping for a jacket that costs $50. At one store, the jacket is $50 but is 10 percent off. At another store, the jacket is 5 percent off. At another store, the jacket is $10 off. Which of the following has the best deal for the jacket?
The store with $10 off
The store with 10 percent off
The store with 5 percent off
The store with 10 percent off or $10 off
The store with $10 off
10 percent off means a discount of $5 and a final price of $45.
$10 off means a final price of $40.
5 percent off means a discount of $2.50 and a final price of $47.50.
Thus, $10 off is the best deal.
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